The Design and Installation of Land Drainage at Cambridge Crematorium

Buyer
Cambridge City Council
Value
£36,000
Closes
4 December 2026
Where
Cambridge, the East of England
Type
Open tender

In plain English

Cambridge City Council wants a consultant to design land drainage at Cambridge Crematorium. The work starts with a brief options report recommending a drainage solution, then a full detailed design, with the title also referring to installation. The estimated value is £36,000.

What the buyer wants

• Carry out the surveys and investigations needed for the design, and share all results with the council • Produce an options report with pros, cons, cost estimates and timelines, recommending a preferred option for the council to approve • Develop the approved design into a full detailed design that complies with current relevant standards, including specifications, bill of quantities, CAD and PDF drawings, CDM health and safety information, risk and issue logs, a maintenance plan and schedule, and design and check certificates

Requirements

What could rule a small business out (our reading of the notice, written with AI): Winning this work would require the ability to produce a full detailed engineering design with CAD drawings, design and check certificates and CDM health and safety information, which would likely rule out a small business without in-house design capability.

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How to bid

This is an open tender: any eligible business can respond directly to the buyer by the deadline, with no framework membership needed.

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Questions about this tender? Email the buyer at cityprocurement@cambridge.gov.uk.

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